Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-06

the result of 6 game of cards, aud Welsh walked out of the saloon sngrily saying. aTu see you again" h & few minutes he returned ard pulled his revolver and leyeled it at Smith, who struck it down and i, was discharged, the ball passlug through the h-shy part of smiths thigh. A bystspder tOck the revolver out of WeI-h's hands, after which Smith beat Welsh's face and head frIghifully. Welsh IS un Ter erres'.
 Sax FRAScIsoo, August This morning otticer Fay noiic d man ly- ing at fuil length on the sidewalk on Mission street and on coming up 10 toe spo. be found that the man wss dead. The unfortunate individual was named Wm. Carroll. No marks of vio- l.uc, were visible, eLi !. was supposed that he had died from u-iuTal causes. The losa was cOnfirm med wL,n deceased 8 wife was ssnt for as she shld that her husband had been affected with heart disease for some tune past. Carroll was s carnage painter.
 SAN JosE. August This afternoon Mrs. M. Sterm noticed a dense volume of smoke Issuing from Tobe RInaldo's 8 house and she st once notified her bu band and maid and they rushed over there. Mr. Stern by means of step
 ladder reached and broke through the
 pantry window where the ire seemed
 10 be burning iercely sDd aided by several ladies and one or two men who arrived later, they succeeded m sub du,ng the fire SO that the building could
 be entered. A domestic named Lizzie
 Fipperan wss found in the kitchen with her clothing nearly burned off. She WAS frighttully burned from her vals. doSn and there is little chance of her recovery. The girl states that she had
 started to polish the stove with liquid biscklng when suddenly the tiuid ignited
 and a blaze rsn up her sleeve. The
 damage to the house IS about SJOO.
 TULARE, Cal, Aug. 1.-Mrs. K. Nc Donald. who received severe burns July
 22i while attempting to rescue her graudchild from 6 burning house, died from the effects this morning. Her daughter, Mrs. Finley, also badly burn ed, IS improving. though still ID pre-
 csrious condition.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, Aug. 1.-The grand jury this afternoon concluded lnyesuga- ton O, the charges against Robert r. Morrow, brOugh: by Frank NOrihey.
 who alleges that Morrow employed him
 to brIbe jurOrs in the suit Of Mrs. Wrisht ags.nsi the G-sry Street rail- road conpsny. Jas. McCOrd and Cnas. Woods. the jurors whom Es alleged n was attempted to bribe, were examined. The g,and jury presented an ind ciment against Morrow in Judge Murphy s court, and NJ rrov was arrested this afternoon by Captain Lees and furnish ed bonds for SlO.OOO. vish Mauri,e Schmitt and Adam Grant ss s1Teties. SAx FEASCIsCo. August l.-Seuor Don FrauciscO Llinfesta, miDI,tt5r plenipOtea iary and envoy extraordinary from Gu4tomslB Co the United States. has arrived en route to Washington. At present Guatenala has no ministerial core. eu.atise at Washington. Lain fiesta reccris that the Mexican mi1ister tO Guatemala Seuor Garsy, who afhlia- les EIin the conservative party, bgs re- fused 10 recognize the dictatorship 1T Bsrr!llas. and this. despite ot the i6ci that President D az Ot Mexico, has of tcIzliy ratItisd Bsrriliss that the govern m-nt of Mexico will refrain from inter
 f-r:ug with the international Eh .irs Ct Gustemsla and will recognize any gov
 ernmsntsl action that nas tEe approval
 of tae people.
 VIsALIA. Cal, August IA tract of
 ttirts SIX acres ot land. partly within ] the ci,y limits of Vlsslis, has sold for
 $50 Der acre, the largest ? ice that has
 ever been psid in Tulsre county.
 l. $ ANGELES, Aug. I-Th.s morning 10 Judge GardIuec's court tEe c5se Of
 Grrrs Roselle, accused of thr"v;nR yItsioi on Charles Pe;rie, vas called and SoutiUlej until to morrow, when Judge Gardiner will decide whether or not be will postpone the case until the depos;- ti0ns Ci certa Q residents Of New York
 state could be obtained Rs to defend
 ants cls -scter and verscity. Governor
 Hill vas among the sfisnts wanted. LONDON, Ont. Aug. 2-It Is stated that
 MeGsrrigls arrived at Ingersoll, east O; London. and tried 10 catch the Atlantic
 express which passed essi st l2-5 ?. 10.
 The Lcadon suthoritles seemed 10 have
 ietermi aed to arrest him, but be appears to 6sys been vsrned ID time.
 SAS FRIscrSSo. Aug. 2-At this morn
 ins's session of t6sr Pacific RailrOsd Commission. Senstor Stanford explained his retlssl to produce books of otEer conps3ies of the Central Pacific. by stating that they were opposed by form idable roads, and be did not desire the books 70 be known to every body.
 SARATOGA. Aug. 2- The Republican State Committee this morniog selected Aa- . k.. .T--. ,-N,- N.. k RepuRicsn State Convention. snd Sept. l4ih ss the date.
 LONDON, Eng, Aug 2-Ths Government has decided to subsidize the Canadian Pacific R K. for transportation of Brit ish trsascos tlneutsl msils.
 LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2.-Rsturns from yesterdays election oJme ID slowly, but there Is nothiug to change the estimates O. last night that the democratic tickets are elected by 25 0lO To 5000 majority over The republican ticket. and Si!l have 6 majority of 20OO0 over all tickets.
 DESvEE, Aug. "A Lesdville special to the Republican says 6 fire about g | o'clock this morning destroyed the cabin 1 ot Philip Little, situated m CalIfOrnia | Gnlch, opposite the American smel;er. | The burned building contained two l sleeping babes thst were burDed to 6 | crisp. The father hsd gone 10 work snd | the mother vss st neighbors
 SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2-The Pacific | railroad commission asked the [. s. | Circuit Court this morning tO issue an l order recurring F. $. Douiy 10 show cause why le should not be It tquired to | appear before the commission, produce I tbe books. papers and minutes which ha | refused 10 produce yesterday sud b | give evidence touching upon the sc- counts. Judge Sawyer issued the order that Dolty should appear before him to- morrow st eleven 6, %. to show csuse